There are many companies that say, 'We can give you a smoothie in a box,' and we resisted it. If you ask people, what they want is real food that starts with a whole, fresh fruit.
- Michelle Gass, senior VP-global strategy at StarbucksThe King of Coffee Houses has wised up to the twenty-year-old smoothie trend: introducing Starbucks' Vivanno Nourishing Blends. The new blended beverages "have 270 calories or fewer and no artificial sweeteners," which surprisingly/not surprisingly (depending on how you look at things) is the same as a 16oz Grandé Caramel Frappuccino Blended Coffee sans whipped cream. Orange Julius called, it wants its "venti Vivanno" back.
Written by Jennifer Powell in Top Stories.
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